I was born in 2001 and I still used casettes when I was a kid
I was born in 2001 and I still used casettes when I was a kid
ok mr fancypants how about I call it a flopper? How bout that
Gen beta will probably still see faxes being used by public administration
Germany still uses faxes, it’s not surprising at all.
Tho tbf they’re common in Italy too even in the better universities
fun fact people born after 1996 are Gen Z
I’m sure “she used windows” will hold up in court
Pro tip: you can turn the link into ddinstagram to embed on services like Discord and other ones with embeds. This way you don’t have to visit the site
In this case it’s useful to torrent Linux ISOs without leaking your IP
It’s also one of the few privacy-respecting VPNs that allow port forwarding
just don’t use technical drawings buildings were meant to be built not drawn, simple as.
printing is bad regardless of OS. Learn to draw and type very well and you will never need a printer, also curse everyone that forces you to use printers they should be shunned from society. We will have full digitalisation by bullying if necessary
sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sda
of course
Yeah but how can you download without internet
Ultrakill has some bangers, didn’t even play the game Injust stumbled on the OST.
The Witcher 3, I love BANANA TIGER.
Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2.
No Man’s Sky
Lost Ember
Gris
Deep Rock Galactic
Route 96
Cyberpunk 2077
So so so many more
I think it’s much simpler: people don’t know what they’re doing, while CEOs want to make more money so don’t do appropriate (expensive) practices.
I don’t think it’s the best theme tbh
first distro was Linux Mint as far as I remember, but the first distro after I actually learned why linux is good was ZorinOS
the only objective problem mint has is that it’s so good I struggle to get people I convinced to install it to be interested in other distros and stuff. And that’s fine.
Mint is a solid choice and the one I recommend to anyone who just wants something that works or doesn’t care about having several choices, and even when someone wants to explore more options I always include Mint. It just works, it’s easy to install that even my non-tech savvy mother on a phone call with me managed to install it and Cinnamon has just enough customization options ootb to make it yours without being overwhelming to a noob like KDE.
I personally don’t use it cause I am not the biggest fan of using GUIs, debian derivatives and I prefer KDE plasma so I just go with other options (currently Fedora 40, been using Arch and NixOS a lot before this), however even in my case I could most likely turn LM into what I want with some effort (I just don’t see the point in doing that), and my father who has been using Linux since Kernel 1.0 and is definitely a power user swears by it.
Ignore the advice you saw in this thread, except for the one about trying the DLCs, and enjoy the game however you wanna play it. Romance both options if you want, be a terrible dad if you’re so inclined, etc. Have fun, it’s your first playthrough so enjoy it unspoiled ane cherish it, you will love it and go for a 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and maybe even more runs and you can minmax things later on in these runs.
The only thing I’d say you shouldn’t do is skip the dialogue and cutscenes, and sidequests. This game has a very well-crafted story (which is the main attraction) and that goes also for the sidequests so enjoy them fully.